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This afternoon’s forecast:
This afternoon we will see partly to mostly cloudy skies with chances for showers and storms, mainly west of I-45. Rain showers have been pushing inland, giving the area a 30 to 40% chance through the afternoon. Some of these downpours could be on the hefty side, especially the later we get into the afternoon. Highs will top out in the mid-80s.

Our normal high this time of year is 90 degrees, which means we have seasonal temperatures this holiday weekend. While 2015 set the record for Houston rain on Memorial Day.

Tonight’s Forecast:
The pop-up showers and storms will taper off into the evening, so most of our night will be quiet! We will have partly to mostly cloudy conditions with lows in the upper-60s.

Tuesday’s Forecast:
Tuesday will once again bring highs in the mid-80s with afternoon showers and storms. There’s a 40% chance of seeing rainfall, and if you get a storm you’ll see the temperatures quickly drop thanks to rain-cooled air!

10-day Forecast:
The ridge of high pressure that brings dry weather for the start of our Memorial Day Weekend, broke down Sunday. That change gives us a chance of rain Monday through the rest of next week.

Hurricane season starts June 1st:
If you don’t have our KPRC Hurricane Tracker 2 App, now is the time to download it.
